Hi all, I am new to note collecting and am wondering which note holders are the best to use and keep the notes in tip-top condition.
I am based in the UK so any distributors there would be ideal.
Many thanks in advance
Mark
MisterMcDoo
Aug 7 2005, 05:17 PM
I always use 100% polyester holders, which has no acid or oil that can over time damage the note. You can tell a good banknote holder if it has a strange rainbow-colorful effect when the two sides come in contact.
Most polyester holders are open-sided with a top fold. I use them for all of the notes in my collection.
Thanks for the prompt response and useful link MisterMcDoo !
Regards
Mark
San_Miguel98
Aug 7 2005, 11:20 PM
if you have plenty of notes, you might also consider 3-pocket pages for use in standard binders. these ultra-pro pages are also acid-free, and are made of polypropelene.
just steer clear of anything made of vinyl. polyvinyl chloride (pvc) will discolor your notes after just a couple of years in storage.
MisterMcDoo
Aug 7 2005, 11:37 PM
QUOTE(San_Miguel98 @ Aug 7 2005, 07:15 PM)
just steer clear of anything made of vinyl. polyvinyl chloride (pvc) will discolor your notes after just a couple of years in storage. [right][snapback]44162[/snapback][/right]
I recently found some pretty rare US MPCs that suffered that fate... they were kept in some kind of plastic wrap that damaged them quite badly.
Just a quick message to say that my album arrived today and I must stress that I am extremely pleased with my purchase and highly recommend these albums to others.
Kind regards
Mark
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